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[angie00 Friend angie00Join date: November 2014Posts: 115Downloads:19Uploads:62 Thanks: 116 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#973407

Hi, we had some styling issues on a component and posted in their forum and here is their response:

It seems that your template is using the newer Bootstrap 3 while Joomla is still using Bootstrap 2. The naming of the labels has changed so where in Bootstrap 2 the label name was label-important, in Bootstrap 3 the name is label-danger and therfor the styling is not working.

The simplest solution would be to ask your template developer if they have something in place to load the Bootstrap 2 styling as well.

Can you provide some feedback/ solution to?

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#973655

Hi

Did you try to enable the option Legacy Compatible under template manager section?

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#975685

@saguaros Yes, it is already enabled.

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#975848

@angie00

May I know which extension are you using?

You can update the login info of your site: URL, Admin + FTP account and tell me the page where I can see the issue, I will have a look.

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#976411

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#976960

Hi

I updated some styles for Docman – Document module on your site: https://wpsd.net/departments/counseling/high-school-counseling

via file: ROOT/templates/ja_sugite/local/css/custom.css

.koowa .mod_docman.mod_docman--documents ul li {
  border-bottom: 1px dashed #ddd;
  padding-bottom: 15px;
  margin-bottom: 15px;
}

.koowa .koowa_header__item--image_container {
  vertical-align: top !important;
  color: #666 !important;
}

.koowa .mod_docman ul li .koowa_header .label {
  background-color: #f0f0f0;
  border-radius: 2px;
  border: 1px solid #ddd;
  color: #666;
  font-weight: normal;
  font-size: 11px;
  padding: 2px 5px;
}

.koowa .mod_docman ul li .koowa_header .label.label-important {
  background-color: #ea632c;
  border-color: #ce5727;
  color: #fff;
}

Pls have a look.

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#977183

@saguaros – thanks but it now appears that the rest of our styling is messed? I tried clearing cache on both browser and joomla but still messed up. I inactivated DocMan and our styling we had prior to isn’t "activating".

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#977200

It doesn’t seem to be pulling in our custom.css styling sheet?

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#977365

Hi,

Here is how it looks at my end: http://prntscr.com/cvn5a0

Could you send me the URL and screenshot highlighting the issue?

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#977806

@saguaros – that part looks really amazing for us! However the rest of our template is now messed up. The changes we’ve made in custom css don’t seem to be pulling in. Here is a screenshot of what it was: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8FG6jyEDuTJX1h6LTVLeFNnaXc/view?usp=sharing
note the top menu, the headings on the page, etc. They have all been altered on the custom.css and was fine prior to so we don’t know why the custom sheet isn’t pulling in now?

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#977933

Hi,

Could you detail the change you added but not applied into site? as at this moment, I see it looks fine at my end.

You can also try to clean all brower’s cache & cookies.

Regards

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#978157

@saguaros – Please see for examples of what is not pulling in on custom.css see lines 73, 109, 162, 169, 304, 326, 336, 408 (slideshow description not correct).
These are just a few of the customizations that have been made that are not reflected on the site. We have flushed the browser and joomla cache all day, turned off optimizations, etc

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#978457

Hi,

You can try to add your custom css into this file: /templates/ja_sugite/local/css/custom.css

I just added the color for the header and it’s showing fine now. You can take a look.

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#978673

@Sarguaros – Ok, so is this the file we should be using when making modifications to template? Should we move our custom.css to this location?

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#978811

Yes, you should put your customization (css/blocks layout/etc..) into the local folder, it will not be affected when you update new version of template.

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